BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Local company Medcotek, Inc., has signed a licensing agreement with the University at Buffalo for use of a new technology that will advance the company's entry into the lucrative ...

Product Overview Teleradiology is the process of the interpretation and analysis of medical images by a radiologist who is not present at the location where the images were made.New York, June 14 ...

Teleradiology offers an opportunity to balance the workload between radiologists, which allow for better quality of life and practice. Only when a physician is himself or herself able to function ...

Teleradiology extends this definition into the transmission of radiological patient images — X-rays, CT scans and MRIs, for example. Diagnostic imaging modalities, ...

Teleradiology Services Market, Distribution by Type of Image Processed, End User, Business Model, and by Key Geographical Regions : Industry Trends and Global Forecasts, 2021-2030 ...

While teleradiology has secured its place in today's healthcare environment, it continues to evoke strong reactions--both pro and con--from within the specialty itself. The American College of ...

Q. Teleradiology raises interesting ethical and practical issues. These include patient confidentiality, data security and image authenticity. How should these issues be tackled?

Teleradiology has been at the forefront of the telemedicine revolution, and a review of its value proposition in addressing our current healthcare challenges seems appropriate at this time.

PACS and Teleradiology leader Medsynaptic now fully integrated with Zebra Medical Vision’s All-In-One AI1 bundle (Photo: Business Wire) ...